The Chuck. Worth it?

[JohnnyElsewhere]

So, even though I'm interested in a VV mod .. The Chuck has caught my attention for the customization options.

The price is, I think, is very manageable. Not too steep for a multi-voltage mod. The thing that intrigued me the most was the custom decals. i would buy a HELL of a lot of these just so I can have different designs.

But, there are also some downsides to it, which I've seen on countless YouTube videos, etc.

In the long run, despite it's faults .. is The Chuck worth it?

Thank you, guys. Happy vaping!

 

[DC2]

I love my Chucks, and that's why I have three of them.
Having said that, there is nothing better than variable voltage.

 

[RIMP]

I love my Chucks, and that's why I have three of them.
Having said that, there is nothing better than variable voltage.

+1 I'v had 2 chucks and 2 lil chucks. They last forever and are built like a tank I went vv and can't go back

 

[DC2]

All of the juices I use work great and taste great at 3.7 volts, and I'm happy with them.
That's why I am not buying a variable voltage mod yet.

I'm afraid if I buy a variable voltage mod I won't like my Chucks anymore.
And I don't want to not like my Chucks anymore.

 

[JohnnyElsewhere]

I was thinking about getting a VMU, but the vendor that sells them don't have any in stock .. So The Chuck was going to be my next choice. As lng as I can get one high voltage and one low voltage setting, I'll be good. But a VV sounds so interesting.

 

[RIMP]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...eat-prices.html?highlight=silent+soldier+mods

To try vv on the cheap Can always keep as a back up. My 1st vv mod Great guy to deal with

 

[JohnnyElsewhere]

Yeah, but even though it's on the cheap .. I'd prefer to have the LED read out on the box itself. Maybe he can do that .. I'll ask him. Might be a lot more handy than spending $90+ on The Chuck. Even IF I do get a read out VV mod .. I'll still be getting a Chuck for the novelty factor, at least.

 

[the86d]

I tried hard not to drop the beautiful device, but have.

It seems it always wanted to land on the button. If it lands on the button, it is perma-on.

I have sent it back 2x to get fixed. Now if they device a button guard, that would be different, but for now my 2x Prodigy V2's and my V2 are all I use (The V3 is no perfect device for dropping either.) The Chuck is large, but lasted like 2 days+ on 18560 I think it was.

 

[DC2]

Now if they device a button guard, that would be different.

You can get your Chuck with a "rollbar" button guard if you want now.

 

[mfraz25]

Chuck was my first and only mod for a long time. The things last FOREVER but the same can't be said about the button. I have a BC and LC and have had to send both of them in for button repairs. The customization and battery life of the chuck are honestly the only reason I wanted one. I've had my big chuck for a year now and the thing still vapes like the day I got it. I would recommend the chuck but can't stress enough, watch out for the button. They are the only downside of the chuck. Good luck on whatever you decide